LegalFebruary 14, 2024

Wolters Kluwer defined benefit plan expert appointed President-Elect of American Society of Enrolled Actuaries 

Charles Brown, Actuarial Director of ftwilliam.com at Wolters Kluwer, has been appointed as President-Elect of the American Society of Enrolled Actuaries (ASEA). ASEA is the primary source of professional organizational support for pension actuaries. Its mission is to advance the knowledge of actuarial science as it relates to retirement and other employee benefit plans.

“It is an honor to be a part of ASEA and serve as the President-Elect of this incredible organization that supports and inspires rising and practicing actuaries,” said Brown. “I look forward to the year ahead with ASEA and increasing visibility of the actuarial profession.”

Brown – who has been a credentialed ASEA member for seven years and remains on the ASEA Student Forum subcommittee – will help to execute a range of initiatives that includes outreach encouraging aspiring actuaries to take exams, as well as building out the newly established ASEA Academy. Wolters Kluwer has also served as a longstanding sponsor of ASEA’s annual Actuarial Symposium. The event offers in-depth, technical education for retirement plan professionals who provide consulting services for clients and prospects.

Wolters Kluwer’s ftwilliam.com is a leading provider of software and services to retirement plan service providers. Providing a modern, cloud-based employee benefits software, ftwilliam.com’s offerings include retirement plan documents, government forms, compliance testing, and distribution tracking.

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